image saving properties for "transparent guis"

[tomashen]

um maybe this isnt the right place for this but since im asking this for autoit i tihnk it is right place

my problem is that when i save my bmp

make baground pink....

here is wat i get when i open it in gui

i get that pink outline around the character of an mmo game...(i just took a quick sample of this image im not making bots or anything!HONESTLY!)

so any clues how to remove the pink around this dude?

maybe there is a specific properties to save bmp.. ? bcz i had this image with the example script and it shows fine like this

i found the script here in forums...

code is like this

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Global Const $WM_POPUP=0x80000000
Global Const $WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT=0x00010000
Global Const $WM_CTLCOLORDLG=0x0136

Func Set_BG($hWin,$Msg,$wParam,$lParam)
    Return $hBMP[0]
EndFunc

$BG=@ScriptDir&"\my.bmp"
;~ $BG=@ScriptDir&"\pen.bmp"
;~ $BG=@ScriptDir&"\fbi.bmp"

$MSkin=@ScriptDir&"\MakeSkin.dll"

$hWnd=GUICreate("SSkins",400,400,-1,-1,$WM_POPUP,$WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT)

;pen.bmp
$Me=GUICtrlCreateButton("Click Me!",25,295,70,30)
GUICtrlSetFont(-1,10,800,0,"Arial")
$Exit=GUICtrlCreateButton("E x i t",230,300,55,25,1)
GUICtrlSetFont(-1,12,800,0,"Arial")
;~ $hTestButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Next BMP", 140, 50, 70, 30)

;kkitty.bmp  Set Width to 452 on GUICreate
;$Exit=GUICtrlCreateButton("E x i t",222,284,55,25,1)
;GUICtrlSetFont(-1,12,800,0,"Arial")
;$Me=10

;fbi.bmp
;$Me=GUICtrlCreateButton("Click Me!",50,368,70,25)
;GUICtrlSetFont(-1,10,800,0,"Arial")
;$Exit=GUICtrlCreateButton("E x i t",225,368,55,25,1)
;GUICtrlSetFont(-1,12,800,0,"Arial")

;~ SplashTextOn("","Making Skin......",300,100,-1,-1,33,"Arial",24,800)
$hBMP=DllCall($MSkin,"hwnd","Make_Skin","hwnd",$hWnd,"str",$BG)
;~ SplashOff()

GUIRegisterMsg($WM_CTLCOLORDLG,"Set_BG")
GUISetState()

While True
    Switch GUIGetMsg()
        Case -3,$Exit
            Exit
        Case $Me
            MsgBox(0,"Clicked Me","Hi, From Simple Skins",2)
    EndSwitch
WEnd

i would appreciate any help thnx

!! I DO NOT TAKE ANY CREDITS FOR THE SCRIPT !!!

Edited November 26, 2011 by tomashen

[VeryGary]

The problem is with your image editor, not your code. If you look very closely at the generated image:

you will see there are many shades of pink, none of which match the color used to flag transparency.

[edena]

Yep!,

I agree with VeryGary,

You should be using Photoshop or other image editing software to do this.